Energy Transition And Innovation In Algeria Tools For A Safe Energy Supply

Abstract

Algeria's energy security is becoming more and more at risk because fossil fuel reserves are running out and demand is growing at home. This study examines the nation's shift to renewable energy, focussing on the potential of solar, wind, and hydropower. Technological innovation and favourable policies are recognised as essential catalysts for sustainable energy development. The study looks at the current energy infrastructure, investment opportunities, and ways for regions to work together. The results show that a successful energy transition can make the economy more stable, lessen the impact on the environment, and make the country less dependent on energy. To meet its 2030 renewable energy goals, Algeria needs to use strategic planning, work with both the public and private sectors, and adopt new technologies. The study offers valuable information for policymakers and investors looking for long-term energy solutions.